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Map showing a portion of Beach Thoroughfare adjoining Atlantic City, NJ III

Rutgers University-New Brunswick · 1897 Full Details

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Map showing a portion of Beach Thoroughfare adjoining Atlantic City, NJ III
Description
Map covers area from Brighton Avenue to Arkansas Avenue along Beach Thoroughfare in Atlantic City. Map shows high and low water lines. West Jersey and Seashore Railroad pictured. Pleasantville and A.C. Turnpike shown. Atlantic City Railroad shown. Multiple companies and estates pictured.
Date Issued
1897
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Rutgers University Libraries
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    [Creator not found] (1897). Map showing a portion of Beach Thoroughfare adjoining Atlantic City, NJ III. . https://rucore.libraries.rutgers.edu/rutgers-lib/33653 (map)
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